How to batch modify the citation style of references in EndNote?

Batch modification of reference citation styles in EndNote is achievable through the program's Style management functionalities. This allows users to globally alter the formatting rules applied to citations and bibliographies within a document or library. Accessing the desired citation style via the `Edit > Output Styles > Edit "[Style Name]"` menu is essential. Within the style editor, users systematically modify formatting rules for various reference types, elements like author lists, title presentation, journal abbreviations, and punctuation. Crucially, these changes apply universally to all references using that style within the document or project, provided the modified style is selected and the bibliography is refreshed. Ensuring the style is correctly saved and actively applied to the Word document via the EndNote toolbar is critical for the changes to take effect across all citations. To implement, navigate to `Edit > Output Styles > Open Style Manager`, select and edit the relevant style. Adjust settings under categories like `Citations`, `Bibliography`, and `Templates` for specific reference types. Save the modified style, ensuring it's selected as the active output style in both EndNote and your Word document. Finally, use the `Update Citations and Bibliography` command in Word's EndNote tab to apply the updated formatting rules universally across all inserted citations and the bibliography.